Unlocking Your Family History
Published the 29thof September in 1934 in the National Labor Tribune out of Pittsburgh, PA To Restore First Slave Cemetery in New Jersey Mays Landing, N.J. – Historical societies plan to clear the debris form historical Shore Road cemetery, the first
Published in February 1900 in the Idaho Statesman out of Bosie ID CANNOT FORWARD BODIES OF UNCLAIMED DEAD Portland, Or., Feb. 3 – There is a hitch between Governor Geer and Colonel Long at San Francisco over shipment of bodies
I found this tombstone while walking through the Bethesda United Methodist Church Cemetery that is downtown on Main. This isn’t a very large cemetery but they have some very interesting stones and families. I plan on sharing a few from
Finding out that one of your ancestors denounced their marriage to receive their last rights while on their death bed might seem harsh. Then again what does “denouncing your marriage” exactly mean? Did they not love each other? Is it
Published in August 1920 in the San Jose Mercury News out of San Jose, CA Cemetery of Nameless Stripped by Vandals VIENNA, Aug. 2. – On the river bank in the outskirts of Vienna is the “Cemetery of the Nameless”
Published in August 1920 in the San Jose Mercury News out of San Jose, CA Cemetery of Nameless Stripped by Vandals VIENNA, Aug. 2. – On the river bank in the outskirts of Vienna is the “Cemetery of the Nameless”
Published in November 1910 in the Grand Rapids Press out of Grand Rapids, MI OLD TIME RELICS Are Stone Houses on Front Street. WERE BUILT LONG AGO When River Front Was Choice Residence Section. Two of Them Still Occupied by